The Heritage Museum of Orange County has launched a new exhibit at John Wayne Airport, showcasing the rich history and legacy of Orange County. Designed by Aardvarks Creative Studio, Inc., the display includes items donated by OC Farm Supply and features artifacts and interactive elements that highlight the Kellogg family’s contributions to the region.
Candace Chromy, Executive Director of HMOC, expressed gratitude for the collaboration: “We are incredibly grateful to John Wayne Airport for this unique opportunity to share the wonders of Orange County history with a wider audience.” She also thanked partners like Kellogg Garden Products for their support.
Charlene Reynolds, Airport Director, commented on the partnership: “John Wayne Airport is proud to partner with the Heritage Museum of Orange County to bring this engaging exhibit to our guests.” She emphasized how it allows travelers to connect with local heritage and showcases community collaboration.
Kellogg Garden Products, celebrating its centennial anniversary, is deeply connected to Orange County. Kathryn Kellogg Johnson stated, “We are honored to be a part of this exciting project,” highlighting their family’s historical ties and commitment to sharing regional heritage globally.
The exhibit is accessible on the upper level along the pedestrian bridge connecting Terminals B and C at John Wayne Airport. It will run through June 2, 2025. More information about HMOC can be found on their website.
John Wayne Airport serves over 11 million passengers annually and offers numerous exhibits throughout its terminals as part of its Arts Program. Further details are available on their official site.
Kellogg Garden Products has been promoting sustainable gardening practices for a century. The company provides organic soils and fertilizers certified safe for families and pets.
